oily scalp and dry hair

dealing with an oily scalp and dry ends?

daily brushing of your hair is a simple and effective way to distribute the oils thru the lengths of your hair

this can help combat dry ends while controlling excess oiliness at the roots

avoid over washing your hair can strip your scalp of its natural oils, causing it to compensate by producing more sebum, stick to regular washing schedule that suits your hair type and lifestyle.

proper conditioning is vital. when using conditioner make sure you are only placing it on midlengths and ends, not your scalp. conditioning your scalp will make greasy, choose the right conditioner for your hair type especially if you have fine hair. a product like MOOD everyday shampoo and spray in conditioner will give you the right amount of control over your hair.

a really important factor is making sure you have rinsed all the products out of your hair, we’ve all seen our kids wash their hair but come out still looking gluey and heavy with product, they rinsed the back but not front.

in con conclusion some people just make More sebum than others so take a look a mood dermabalance for this condition then choosing a conditioner that is right for your needs ,again only using on the mids to ends.